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Máté Litkei

director of the Climate Policy Institute. He graduated as an agricultural engineer in environmental management at the Hungarian University of Agricultural and Life Sciences, where he specialized in regional development. Later, he continued his studies into the science of public governance at the University of Public Service. Previously he worked as the general manager of an agro-food company, and founded an environmental consultancy company. He currently also works as a parliamentary adviser and speechwriter.

Máté Litkei

director of the Climate Policy Institute. He graduated as an agricultural engineer in environmental management at the Hungarian University of Agricultural and Life Sciences, where he specialized in regional development. Later, he continued his studies into the science of public governance at the University of Public Service. Previously he worked as the general manager of an agro-food company, and founded an environmental consultancy company. He currently also works as a parliamentary adviser and speechwriter.

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Nuclear Power as an Asset to Strengthen Hungarian Autonomy

Nuclear energy is demonized in some countries, and yet in most of the world we experience the renaissance of nuclear power.

Máté Litkei
‎ —‎ 07.06.2022

Máté Litkei

director of the Climate Policy Institute. He graduated as an agricultural engineer in environmental management at the Hungarian University of Agricultural and Life Sciences, where he specialized in regional development. Later, he continued his studies into the science of public governance at the University of Public Service. Previously he worked as the general manager of an agro-food company, and founded an environmental consultancy company. He currently also works as a parliamentary adviser and speechwriter.

Máté Litkei

director of the Climate Policy Institute. He graduated as an agricultural engineer in environmental management at the Hungarian University of Agricultural and Life Sciences, where he specialized in regional development. Later, he continued his studies into the science of public governance at the University of Public Service. Previously he worked as the general manager of an agro-food company, and founded an environmental consultancy company. He currently also works as a parliamentary adviser and speechwriter.

Nuclear Power as an Asset to Strengthen Hungarian Autonomy

Nuclear Power as an Asset to Strengthen Hungarian Autonomy

Nuclear energy is demonized in some countries, and yet in most of the world we experience the renaissance of nuclear power.

07.06.2022

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